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Strategies for structure solution and refinement of small organic molecules from electron diffraction data and limitations of the simulation approach

1999

In recent years, a series of non-linear optically active bis(benzylidene) ketones have been synthesized and investigated by electron crystallography. In most cases, structure refinement was possible by combining electron diffraction analysis and quantum-mechanical calculations with maximum-entropy methods. However, when the torsional angles between the phenyl rings and the C=C double bonds are strongly affected by the crystal field, this method fails because packing-energy calculations are not sufficiently sensitive. This problem can be solved by refining the approximate model with SHELXL, if the data set is sufficiently accurate and the model close to the correct structure. Here it is show…

CrystalData acquisitionField (physics)Electron diffractionStructural BiologyElectron crystallographyChemistryHydrogen bondNonlinear opticsMineralogyCrystal structureMolecular physicsActa crystallographica. Section A, Foundations of crystallography
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<title>Quantum chemistry studies of the O K-edge x-ray absorption in WO<formula><inf><roman>3</roman></inf></f…

2008

In this work we present an interpretation of experimental O K-edge x-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) in perovskite-type WO3 and AWO3 compounds (A = H and Na) using three different first principles approaches: (i) fullmultiple- scattering (FMS) formalism (the real-space FEFF code), (ii) hybrid density functional theory (DFT) method with partial incorporation of exact Hartree-Fock exchange using formalism of the linear combination of atomic orbitals (LCAO) as implemented in the CRYSTAL code; (iii) plane-wave DFT method using formalism of the projectoraugmented waves (PAW) as implemented in the VASP code.

CrystalK-edgeLinear combination of atomic orbitalsScatteringPlane waveDensity functional theoryQuantum chemistryMolecular physicsXANESSPIE Proceedings
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Structure determination to calculate nonlinear optical coefficients in a class of organic material

1999

A class of molecules with intramolecular two-dimensional charge transfer upon excitation has been synthesized. It is expected that these materials should be prospective candidates for nonlinear optical (NLO) applications such as second harmonic (SHG) generation. In order to optimize the macroscopic NLO properties of the compounds, it is necessary to relate their first hyperpolarizability tensors at a molecular level to those at a crystal bulk level. This requires a complete structure determination and refinement. However, the growth of sufficiently large single crystals, which are needed for structural analysis and refinement by x-ray methods, is a time-consuming and sometimes impossible ta…

CrystalMaterials scienceOpticsElectron diffractionbusiness.industryAb initioHyperpolarizabilityNonlinear opticsTensorCrystal structurebusinessMolecular physicsExcitationPhysical Review B
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Emission of real phonons due to electron’s self-dressing in a covalent crystal

2011

A slow monoelectronic excitation in a covalent crystal at the temperature T=0 is analyzed. The interaction with zero-point longitudinal acoustic phonons leads to the formation of a dressed electronic state at an energy level lower than that of the initial bare state. This aspect of the dressing process is described here by hypothesizing that the excess of energy is released with the emission of real phonons. Specifically, this paper considers the transition probability from the bare monoelectronic state to a dressed state of the electron accompanied by real phonons and a deformation field. The spectrum of the real phonons emitted during the electronic self-dressing is calculated by applying…

CrystalPhysicsCondensed matter physicsField (physics)Absorption spectroscopyPhononElectric fieldStatistical and Nonlinear PhysicsElectronAtomic physicsDeformation (engineering)Atomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsExcitationJournal of the Optical Society of America B
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Symmetry and Stability of the Rutile-Based TiO2 Nanowires: Models and Comparative LCAO-Plane Wave DFT Calculations

2012

The rod symmetry groups for monoperiodic (1D) nanostructures have been applied for construction of models for bulk-like titania nanowires (NWs) cut from a rutile-based 3D crystal along the direction of a chosen crystallographic symmetry axis (in this study we consider only Ti atom-centered axes). The most stable [001]-oriented TiO2 NWs with rhombic cross sections are found to display the energetically preferable {110} facets only, while the nanowires with quasi-square sections across the [110] axis are formed by the alternating {110} and {001} facets. For simulations on rutile-based nanowires possessing four different diameters for each NW type, we have performed comparative large-scale ab …

Crystallographic point groupMaterials sciencePlane waveAb initioNanowireSymmetry groupMolecular physicsSymmetry (physics)Surfaces Coatings and FilmsElectronic Optical and Magnetic MaterialsGeneral EnergyComputational chemistryLinear combination of atomic orbitalsDensity functional theoryPhysical and Theoretical ChemistryThe Journal of Physical Chemistry C
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Quadratic Nonlinear Behaviour of Various Langmuir-Blodgett Molecules

1989

The Langmuir-Blodgett (L-B) technique is well known as a method of building-up ordered arrays of organic molecules, and especially as a means of imposing a noncentrosymmetric structure from molecules that crystallize in a centrosymmetric space group(1–3). L-B films for use in quadratic nonlinear optics can be ordered in a statistically noncentrosymmetric lattice. The method involves the compression of a mono-layer of the organic molecule, spread on top of a water surface, into a two-dimensional solid, followed by the repeated dipping of the substrate to be coated into and out of the subphase. Monolayers may be deposited onto the substrate both on immersion and withdrawal, resulting in a cen…

CrystallographyChemistryPolarizabilityStereochemistryLattice (order)MonolayerNonlinear opticsMoleculeSecond-harmonic generationAcceptorLangmuir–Blodgett film
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Ab-initio crystal structure analysis and refinement approaches of oligo p-benzamides based on electron diffraction data.

2012

Ab-initio crystal structure analysis of organic materials from electron diffraction data is presented. The data were collected using the automated electron diffraction tomography (ADT) technique. The structure solution and refinement route is first validated on the basis of the known crystal structure of tri-p-benzamide. The same procedure is then applied to solve the previously unknown crystal structure of tetra-p-benzamide. In the crystal structure of tetra-p-benzamide, an unusual hydrogen-bonding scheme is realised; the hydrogen-bonding scheme is, however, in perfect agreement with solid-state NMR data.

CrystallographyElectron diffractionBasis (linear algebra)ChemistryAb initioGeneral MedicineCrystal structureNmr dataGeneral Biochemistry Genetics and Molecular BiologyElectron backscatter diffractionActa crystallographica. Section B, Structural science
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Relationship between microscopic and macroscopic structures of organic thin films for SHG

1993

The experiments described in this paper were undertaken in order to obtain information about the relationship between the structure and non-linear optical properties (second-harmonic generation) of organic thin films. For this purpose, two closely related dyes, diones and tetrones, were compared, both of which are shown to have large hyperpolarisabilities. Their microscopic properties are investigated by conformational analysis and electron diffraction. It could be shown that detailed knowledge about the structure and the adjacent neighbour packing can be obtained from conformational analysis and electron diffraction in order to understand the non-linear optical properties of the two dyes.

CrystallographyMaterials scienceElectron diffractionChemical physicsGeneral Chemical EngineeringPhysics::OpticsNonlinear opticsThin filmElectronic Optical and Magnetic MaterialsAdvanced Materials for Optics and Electronics
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Ab initiosimulations on rutile-based titania nanowires

2012

The rod symmetry groups for monoperiodic (1D) nanostructures have been applied for construction of models for bulk-like TiO2 nanowires (NWs) cut from a rutile-based 3D crystal along the chosen [001] and [110] directions of crystallographic axes. In this study, we have considered nanowires described by both the Ti-atom centered rotation axes as well as the hollow site centered axes passing through the interstitial positions between the Ti and O atoms closest to the axes. The most stable [001]-oriented TiO2 NWs with rhombic cross sections are found to display the energetically preferable {110} facets only while the nanowires with quasi-square sections across the [110] axis are formed by the a…

CrystallographyNanostructureLinear combination of atomic orbitalsRutileChemistryAb initioNanowireDensity functional theorySymmetry groupEnergy minimizationMolecular physicsIOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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Storage of information in lithium niobate single crystals

2011

Reported studies of recording information were made with a number of LiNbO 3 compositions: stoichiometric and congruent single crystals. The present study shows that recording is possible in pure LiNbO 3 single crystals and in single crystals containing inactive cation dopants. Recording in stoichiometric crystals is likely possible because of a considerable amount of electrons localised in shallow traps. Absence of recorded information in pure congruent crystals were observed.

Crystallographychemistry.chemical_compoundOptical imagingMaterials scienceDopantchemistryOptical recordingLithium niobateNonlinear opticsIntegrated opticsElectronStoichiometry2011 International Symposium on Applications of Ferroelectrics (ISAF/PFM) and 2011 International Symposium on Piezoresponse Force Microscopy and Nanoscale Phenomena in Polar Materials
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